Hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot interview legendary soul songwriter David Porter, about his memoir, Soul Man. He recounts his pivotal role in turning Stax Records in Memphis into one of the greatest record labels in American history. The hosts also review the new album from Alabama Shakes. 

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Featured Songs:

Sam & Dave, "I Thank You," I Thank You, Atlantic, 1968

The Beatles, "With a Little Help from My Friends," Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, Parlophone, 1967

Alabama Shakes, "Another Life," I Must Be Dreaming, Island, 2026

Alabama Shakes, "Waist Deep," I Must Be Dreaming, Island, 2026

Alabama Shakes, "Tea Time," I Must Be Dreaming, Island, 2026

Alabama Shakes, "Garden," I Must Be Dreaming, Island, 2026

Sam & Dave, "Soul Man," Soul Men, Stax, 1967

Johnnie Taylor, "I Had A Dream," Wanted: One Soul Singer, Stax, 1967

Clyde McPhatter, "A Lover's Question," (Single), Atlantic, 1958

Bing Crosby, "The Old Grey Mare," On The Sentimental Side, Collectors' Choice Music, 2010

Rufus Thomas, "Cause I Love You," Walking The Dog, Stax, 1963

Sam & Dave, "A Place Nobody Can Find," (Single), Stax, 1965

Sam & Dave, "You Don't Know Like I Know," (Single), Stax, 1966

The Soul Children, "Give 'Em Love," Soul Children, Stax, 1969

Albert King, "Personal Manager," Born Under A Bad Sign, Stax, 1967

Phoebe Bridgers, "Lost Boys," Lost Weekend, Dead Oceans, 2026

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